Letter from Scandinavian Turf Research Foundation - 2014 Yearbook

15.07.08-STERF.logoDear Jerry,

I trust you are keeping well.

Please enclosed find STERF yearbook 2014, which will give you an idea of STERF´s ongoing activities and projects. In 2014 STERF had 22 ongoing projects related to integrated pest management, sustainable water management, winter stress management, and multifunctional golf facilities and ecosystem services, all of them presented in the yearbook.

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Canadian Turfgrass Research Foundation Approves $114,600 in Grants

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Media Release: May 18, 2015

The Canadian Turfgrass Research Foundation (CTRF) has announced a total of $114,600 in turf research funding over a three year period to help fund two new projects.  The announcement follows an eight month process to generate, evaluate and decide on which of 18 project submissions would be funded for the period 2015 – 2018.

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Turf Research Report for 2015 AGM

12.01.11-WCTA-in-PullmanWA200by Peter Sorokovsky, Chair

First and foremost I would like to thank my fellow members on the 2015 research committee: David Davidson, Dave Duncan, Dave Woodske, Brian Holl, Steve Kerbrat, Ladd Lygett, and Elizabeth Hudgins. We have been a very consistent team over the past 3 years. I would also like to thank the BCGSA, the KPU Turf Club Students, our Industry Partners and all of you who so generously donated $5 to the “Give me 5bucks” for supporting turfgrass research with your donations.

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The Rainfastness of Pesticides

12.04.24-WCTAlogo-grassonly.jpgBy Mario Lanthier

I just finished spraying and the rain started.  Darn.  Do I have to spray again?

Here is a slightly different story.  I started early this morning so I could spray while nobody was around.  We forgot to tell the irrigation crew.  Now the water is running where I sprayed.  Will it wash away the spray residue?

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